Summary
Jaguar and Land Rover chalked up joint pre-tax losses of nearly pounds 350 million last year as the worst recession for decades took a huge toll on the automotive sector.
The Midland vehicle group said the 2008 annual accounts filed at Companies House demonstrated the "significant impact" of the global recession and credit crunch on the automotive sector and on the premium segment, in particular.See the full content of this document
Extract
Pre-Tax Loss Almost Pounds 350million at Jlr
The results showed that while both brands were loss-making, Land Rover has taken the biggest hit from falling sales, ...
See the full content of this document
Sponsored links
